Re: Perl Equivelent of C++ program

John Wilkinson <john.wilkinson@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in comp.lang.perl.misc:
Hi,
I have a simple C++ program example, I would dearly love to swap to perl.

It's a C program.

It uses pipes, which I do not understand, and I was wondering if anyone

It doesn't use pipes as such. It reads from standard input and writes
to standard output. If these happen to be pipes that makes no
difference to your program.

could convert this bit of code for me:

[has been done, code snipped]

Anno
.

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